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- initialism business, finance CAPitalEXpense or
CAPitalEXpenditure ; A financial term for the initial costs of a business, in contrast to operational expenditure.
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A U.S. double-dip would result in larger-than-expected declines in Asian capex and exports, dampening momentum in labor markets and consumer spending (though cautious hiring during 2009-'10 would prevent drastic layoffs and wage cuts).
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In this highly capital-intensive sector, Hansen has addressed its medium-term capex needs, and its major shareholder, Suzlon Energy Ltd., has trimmed its holding since last year to 26%.
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JDawg Battelle with a great summary on their latest K-1 (as does Alan Jones who i agree with on greader - why any1 would use bloglines still who knows - on goog network vs product): Google had more than 10,00 employees at the end of 2006, for example, and spent nearly $2B in capex in 06.
It's Friday and Google has $11B Dollars. Ben Barren 2007
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"The issue is what Anglo might do with the cash since its balance sheet at end-June had net debt of only $6.8 billion ... and the bulk of its near-term capex program will be completed in the next 12 to 18 months," RBC analyst Des Kilalea said.
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Company also said it has cut its long-term capex expansion programme to $2.4 billion from $6.9 billion.
Forbes.com: News 2009
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His comments about the gap between network operators 'funding vs. necessary near-term capex are particularly interesting to me.
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His comments about the gap between network operators 'funding vs. necessary near-term capex are particularly interesting to me.
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Increased capital expenditures - or "capex" - could make it harder for the Fed to lift inflation or bring down unemployment.
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Sprint may or may not choose to fund Clearwire's near-term capex as part of its Network Vision initiative to be announced in early October.
unknown title 2011
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A U.S. double-dip would result in larger-than-expected declines in Asian capex and exports, dampening momentum in labor markets and consumer spending (though cautious hiring during
Forum: News/Activism Forbes 2010
ecbrenner commented on the word capex
capital expenditure
April 15, 2009